Awesome Twistie Garlic Bread
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SwfUploadComponent: A CakePHP Component for Handling File Uploads
I recently published an article at The Bakery which explains how to incorporate SWFUpload into your CakePHP application. SWFUpload is a fantastic javascript/flash library which facilitates multiple file uploads with real-time upload progress. The article includes the SwfUploadComponent as well as usage tips. I developed this component because I needed to handle uploads which could …
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Learning how to make bread
I’m learning how to make bread. Last week I made rye, but that didn’t count because it was a mix in a box. Then after that I made some whole wheat which was supposed to be very light and fluffy, but it came out like a brick – I think my measurements were off. Then, …
Mango Initial Release Draws Near
I’ve fixed most of the major bugs, and moved a few ideas I had to the next release wish list. As a final step, I must complete the help files. I plan to take care of that over the weekend and release a working copy within the next week.
Mango Bugs
Here’s the current bug list for Mango that I’ll be working on over the next week or two. After this list is complete, the initial release will go online. Nightly backups of data will be required just in case I miss something which causes the database to become corrupted. registration double what do i do? …
March 2007 Mango Status Update
The Mango Initial Release is drawing near. I’ve resumed work on the project I was getting all fired up about last year – thanks to my wife – and it’s looking really good. A few things about the plan have changed, however. First, I decided that for now, I’m just targeting me as an audience …
Mango – a wiki for the rest of us
This weekend, I’m hoping to release a beta of a wiki system I’m developing called ‘Mango.’� My intention is to start off with some basic wiki functionality, get some testers, revise, then produce a version 1 release which will be available for free download on the web. Ultimately, I would like to do a full …
‘no element found’ in firebug or firefox javascript console (part 2)
I was right. If the server sends a response and the ‘Content-Type’ attribute is ‘text/xml’, you must send at least a root node so the xml parser that is built into Mozilla’s XMLHTTPRequest object doesn’t cak and give you a ‘no element found’ Javascript error. This could be an issue for those of us who …
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‘no element found’ in firebug or firefox javascript console
I think I figured it out. I think that the issue crops up if your server sends a response header of ‘Content-Type’ set to ‘text/xml’ and you send no content. The XMLHTTPRequest object then says ‘oh it’s xml? fine – i’ll just PARSE THIS and store it in the reponseXML property.’ At that point, the …
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A Bug in FireBug
Firebug 0.4.1 and 0.4.0 suffer from a very peculiar bug. If you create an object with a property called ‘-URL’, you can not use console.log to see the value of the property using the console. Steps to reproduce: In the console, type x = {‘-URL’ : ‘foo.pdf’, ‘-Size’ : 100}; Now type x Now press …
Plans
I’m planning to relaunch an old project I started – my family wiki. When I do, it will be at http://family.revillini.com/ Right now I’m trying to decide on which wiki to use. I should probably use phpwiki since it will probably be the most compatible with the database I already have started.
Just Unzip
I wrote a plugin for WordPress 2.x called Just Unzip. Just Unzip takes a zip file you upload from the “Write” page, unzips it, stores the zipped files in your upload folder, and associates the unzipped files with the current post. Just Unzip makes use of the PclZip php library (LGPL Licensed). It is available …